HEyHEY
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Wed Jan-26-05 06:18 PM
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Is there no better example of poetic justice than a cat taken away |
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by an eagle or owl?
I can't think of one.
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Wed Jan-26-05 06:20 PM
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A-Schwarzenegger
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Wed Jan-26-05 06:20 PM
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2. How about a human taken away by a cow? |
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Wed Jan-26-05 06:21 PM
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3. Has that ever happened? |
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Wed Jan-26-05 06:22 PM
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4. I think the occasional milkmaid has been kicked to death |
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Wed Jan-26-05 06:22 PM
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A-Schwarzenegger
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Wed Jan-26-05 06:24 PM
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7. Dont mean it wont happen |
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just because it hasnt happened yet.
Apropos of nothing, I read a news story once where this drunk got stopped with a stolen cow in his car. He acted surprised to see the cow in his back seat and told the officer that he had stopped to take a leak and it must have climbed in while he had his back turned.
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Wed Jan-26-05 06:27 PM
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9. There was the animal rights activist mauled by a bull. |
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In some back alley in Spain, they show the video a lot.
That's either poetic justice or poestic irony depending on how you look at it.
Either way, it was poetic.
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Wed Jan-26-05 06:26 PM
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pigs can get VERY vicious - my dad almost got mauled by one.
Yes, a pig, like the thing that becomes bacon, not a wild boar. A fucking pig. They were probably pissed because he had to castrate all of them.
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Wed Jan-26-05 06:37 PM
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10. That would piss me off |
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Wed Jan-26-05 06:23 PM
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6. One bitter snowy day, I took pity on the starlings |
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that were chasing the other birds away from my feeder. I tossed some old biscuits out the front door, with the hope that they'd leave the side yard, where I keep my feeder.
I watched for a moment, smiling at my generosity. Then this hawk swooped down and grabbed one of the boogers for her lunch.
Ain't Nature grand?
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Wed Jan-26-05 06:55 PM
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11. Nature has neither shame nor guilt |
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Because they have not the knowledge of good and evil.
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Wed Jan-26-05 06:59 PM
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12. Everyone has to survive, or what's the point? |
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Animals and Republicans still haven't tried to make an ethical case that deals with this fact.
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Wed Jan-26-05 10:35 PM
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13. I was thrilled to help feed them... |
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Everybody's got to eat, after all.
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